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Size guide
To choose the right watch size, start by measuring your wrist with a flexible measuring tape, without pulling it tight, at the point where you will wear the watch (often just behind the wrist bone). Note the measurement in centimeters: generally, 15-17 cm corresponds to a rather small wrist, 17-19 cm to an average wrist, and 19 cm and above to a large wrist. You can also use a piece of string and measure it against a ruler if you don't have a measuring tape.
Next, look at the case diameter indicated on the product page (for example, 38, 40, 42, or 44 mm). For a man, 36–40 mm is often perfect for a slim wrist, 40–44 mm for an average wrist, and 44–46 mm+ for a larger wrist, but these are guidelines, not hard and fast rules. The most important thing is visual balance: the watch should neither overhang the wrist nor appear too small.
A key point to reassure you about: a 1mm difference doesn't automatically "change categories." Going from 40 to 41mm doesn't transform a well-balanced watch into one that's too big; it's primarily a matter of taste, style (sporty/dressy), and design (thin or wide bezel, light or dark dial). So, you can stay within the range that appeals to you visually, even if your measurement falls right between two theoretical ranges, and prioritize what you prefer on your wrist rather than a rigid "rule of thumb."
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